In Commemoration

In Commemoration

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Thousands of Turkish people march to the offices of Armenian newspaper "Agos" during a commemoration ceremony for slain journalist Hrant Dink in Istanbul. Dink, one of the most prominent voices of Turkey's shrinking Armenian community, was killed by a gunman on January 19, 2007. The 52-year-old Dink, a prominent member of Turkey's tiny Armenian community, campaigned for reconciliation but was hated by Turkish nationalists for calling the World War I massacres of Armenians a genocide.

Thousands of Turkish people march to the offices of Armenian newspaper "Agos" during a commemoration ceremony for slain journalist Hrant Dink in Istanbul. Dink, one of the most prominent voices of Turkey's shrinking Armenian community, was killed by a gunman on January 19, 2007. The 52-year-old Dink, a prominent member of Turkey's tiny Armenian community, campaigned for reconciliation but was hated by Turkish nationalists for calling the World War I massacres of Armenians a genocide. (AFP/Getty Images)

Thousands of Turkish people march to the offices of Armenian newspaper "Agos" during a commemoration ceremony for slain journalist Hrant Dink in Istanbul. Dink, one of the most prominent voices of Turkey's shrinking Armenian community, was killed by a gunman on January 19, 2007. The 52-year-old Dink, a prominent member of Turkey's tiny Armenian community, campaigned for reconciliation but was hated by Turkish nationalists for calling the World War I massacres of Armenians a genocide.